Your party finds an amulet in the temple ruins of an ancient sunken capital. It does not lay on your chest when worn as expected, but levitates away from your body. Upon more careful observation, it is actually pointing towards something distant. It is warm to the touch and vibrates gently.
>What is its purpose?
>What is it pointing to?
>>44007817
The other 13 Treasures of Rule, obviously.
>What is its purpose?
To lead the foolish to their death.
>What is it pointing to?
The hoard of treasure of everyone who has sought to claim the lot.
>>44007817
The other Millennium Items.
The tip of my miles-long dick.
It's pointing toyour soul mate.
A slightly larger, warmer and more vigorously vibrating amulet.
>The owner who is attuned to it
>"Oh wow, thanks a bunch for returning this. I thought it was lost forever."
Good deed done for the day!
>>44007817
The amulet is one of 7 items necessary to cheat a fated death. It leads to the destined death of the wearer.
>>44007817
Another amulet meant to link on to the chain next to the current one. There are 13 such amulets in the world, including the current one, and when all linked together will be able to guide the wearer to their heart's desire, regardless of how abstract it is.
Should the wearer wish for true love? The amulets combined will point towards their soul mate.
Should the wearer wish for victory in all battles? It shall lead him to the greatest teachers of combat and strategy in the land, it shall pull his head and body so as to avoid fatal blows, and it shall point on to maps as to where his forces ought to be deployed.
Should he wish for world peace? He shall be guided to just the right place, at just the right time, to make all the difference in the world.
Should he wish to know the largest prime number? The amulet shall guide him along a beach, pointing at each and every grand of sand as if to count them out, before starting all over again.
The rum, also immortality.
